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Kidney Stones

Has anyone had issues with kidney stones after surgery?

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I currently have one in the tube ready to come out. My surgery was last Wednesday. Im wanting it to stay put so I can heal from surgery but dont want it to stay put too long because then I always end up running a fever. Best of luck to you.

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You are only one week out and already have one? Did you already have it when you went in for surgery? Did you not take vitamins before your surgery? This is something that worries me... I already take several vitamins and my surgery date is sept 10th... I am hoping to avoid the kidney stones. Did your doctor tell you why you got the kidney stones?

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